Mates in Mind is a registered UK charity raising awareness, addressing the stigma of poor mental health and promoting positive mental wellbeing across workplaces. We help to make sense of available options and support employers to address mental health within their workplace. Mates in Mind works across industries, focusing on construction, as well as related sectors including transport, logistics, manufacturing and others.Together we can be the change needed to improve workplace mental health.
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We know that many of us are now working remotely following changes to working patterns after COVID-19. Therefore, we have developed factsheets for organisations and individuals in order to help them protect their mental health and wellbeing as we tackle uncertain times.
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World Suicide Prevention Day 2023
This September 10, marks World Suicide Prevention Day 2023, an annual awareness day created to establish worldwide commitment and action on suicide prevention.
Mates in Mind believes in breaking the silence and stigma surrounding mental ill-health is a crucial step towards providing a safe and healthy workplace environment, which can play a vital role in suicide prevention.
Research suggests that open and honest communication about mental ill-health supports steps towards suicide prevention because these important conversations have the power to increase awareness and understanding, remind people they are not alone and help break the stigma which can be a barrier for those seeking help. Mates in Mind are encouraging you to use this awareness day as an opportunity to #StartTheConversation within your workplace.
To support you in these conversations they have collated a number of resources and information on their Suicide Prevention Day hub, which will be continually updated.
To access the World Suicide Prevention Day hub, click here.
Mates in Mind believes in breaking the silence and stigma surrounding mental ill-health is a crucial step towards providing a safe and healthy workplace environment, which can play a vital role in suicide prevention.
Research suggests that open and honest communication about mental ill-health supports steps towards suicide prevention because these important conversations have the power to increase awareness and understanding, remind people they are not alone and help break the stigma which can be a barrier for those seeking help. Mates in Mind are encouraging you to use this awareness day as an opportunity to #StartTheConversation within your workplace.
To support you in these conversations they have collated a number of resources and information on their Suicide Prevention Day hub, which will be continually updated.
To access the World Suicide Prevention Day hub, click here.
